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...adds Duffy, "it will be interesting to see how Clinton balances the demands of his party's traditional constituencies with his pledge to be a new- style Democrat." TIME's new team will have to do some balancing of its own. No problem, says Duffy. "We're both very curious about what makes Clinton tick." The trick, says Carlson, "will be to share the agony and ecstasy in equal amounts." Like the new team that will occupy 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Carlson and Duffy are eager to get started...
...BOTTOM LINE: A novel of the Midwest that probes privates lives, public morality and the question, Does God care or is he merely curious...
...ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, AFTER A curious delay, gave nonsmokers more ammunition to target smoking colleagues, relatives and restaurant patrons. It spent two years reviewing an expert panel's findings and finally concluded that exposure to secondhand smoke exacerbates bronchitis, pneumonia and other ailments in children and kills 3,000 adults through lung cancer each year. The report, which had seemingly run afoul of political considerations within the agency, was immediately denounced by the tobacco industry...
Upstairs, the selection grows even more immense. My fashion-curious eyes jump in glee around the two rooms, stuffed full with Levis upon Levis in every imaginable color, size and shape...
GEORGE BUSH HAS BEEN BUSY LATELY TIDYING UP his presidency for the history books. But his decision to grant pardons to six Iran-contra defendants may have the opposite effect. If anything, Bush's Christmas Eve gift is likely to make historians more curious than ever about his own role in the scandal -- especially in view of independent counsel Lawrence Walsh's charge that the President has withheld "highly relevant" Iran-contra notes...